Hear The Politically-Charged “Fish Out Of Water” From Jon Langford’s New Project Four Lost Souls

From left: John Szymanski, Bethany Thomas, Jon Langford, and Tawny Newsome in the Putnam garden in Florence, Alabama. Photo courtesy the artist

Solo artist and Mekons frontman Jon Langford has never shied away from socio-political commentary in his music, and his latest project Four Lost Souls is no exception.

Recorded at the NuttHouse studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, in the four days following the 2016 presidential election, Four Lost Souls features contributions from Langford, John Szymanski, Bethany Thomas, Tawny Newsome, Will McFarlane, as well as Swampers David Hood and Randy McCormick.

In advance of the album’s September 22 release, Langford has shared the first single “Fish Out of Water.”

“America feels more broken and divided than ever and democracy has become a creaking impotent institution that can barely justify its existence,” Langford said about the tune. “We need some air so we can breathe but they’re too busy poisoning the water … Trickle down poison economics!”

Four Lost Soulswas produced by Norbert Putnam and will be released on Bloodshot Records.

Listen to “Fish Out of Water” below.

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